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Posted: March 21, 2017
Melwani and Goulet of ARM Real Estate Group close $1.84 million sale in Queens
Anand Melwani, ARM Real Estate Group
31-52 Steinway Street - Queens, NY
Alexandre Goulet, ARM Real Estate Group
Queens, NY ARM Real Estate Group has completed the sale of 31-52 Steinway St. in the Astoria neighborhood for $1.84 million.
The two-story, 1,944 s/f retail building (with second floor office accessible only through the retail space) was delivered vacant. The subject property was built in 1930 and is located between Broadway and 31st Ave., two blocks away from the M and R subway stops.
Anand Melwani and Alexandre Goulet of ARM Real Estate Group represented both parties in this transaction. The seller is Alexandre Geis and the buyer is a Flushing, Queens based investor 31 Steinway 52 LLC.
ARM Real Estate Group has brokered over $250,000,000 of commercial property in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens since its inception in 2011. By focusing on off-market deals, ARM has consistently been able to add value to both sides of every transaction through its vast network and in-depth financial analysis.
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